Frontal Lobe
Which Lobes are in the Brain that the Frontal Lobe is located directly next to?
The Parietal Lobe and Temporal Lobe
The Parietal Lobe goes along with 1 of the 5 Main Senses. Which Sense is that?
Touch
True or False, The Temporal Lobe is responsible for the "Fight-or-Flight" Resposne?
True
Which Organ goes hand-in-hand with the Occipital Lobe besides The Brain?
The Eyes
How many Main Lobes are in the Brain?
4
At around what age does the Frontal Lobe fully finish developing and maturing in the human brain? *CORRECT WITHIN 3 YEARS*
25 Years old is the known age of a full developed Frontal Lobe.
What is the Parietal Lobes Function in the Brain?
Processing sensory information like touch, pain, temperature, and helps you understand where your body is in a space.
Is the Temporal Lobe the 1st 2nd 3rd or 4th largest part in the brain?
What is the Occipital Lobes function in the brain?
Processing visual information sent from the eyes.
Which Lobe causes the most problems if damaged in the Brain?
Frontal Lobe
How much does the frontal lobe take up in the brain? Answer in "%"
35-41%
Which Cortex in the Parietal Lobe receives and interprets signals of feeling and touch?
Somatosensory Cortex
What is the Temporal Lobes function in the Brain?
Processing sensory input like sounds and faces, helps form memories, and allows you to understand language.
How does the Occipital Lobe take in information from the eyes?
Splits Up the image and processes different features before eventually combining it into one image.
Which Lobe is effected most from Memory Loss?
Temporal Lobe
Which Cortex of the Frontal Lobe is primarily responsible for planning and executing voluntary body movements?
The Motor Cortex
What is the Parietal Lobes Nickname?
GPS of the Brain
How did the Temporal Lobe get its name?
It gets its name through the physical location in the Brain sitting directly beneath the Temporal Bone and near the Temples in a Head.
In people who are born blind, the occipital lobe changes its job because it doesn't receive visual information. Instead of sight, what other senses or skills does this part of the brain rewire itself to process?
Sound, touch, and language
Name All the Lobes in the Brain. Biggest to Smallest?
Frontal, Temporal, Parietal, Occipital
What are Both Functions of The Frontal Lobe?
Sending motor commands to the muscles and processing higher mental processes along with decision making.
The "Falling" Jerk whenever you try and fall asleep is because of Parietal Lobe, Why do you think this is?
Your Brain mistakes muscle relaxation during sleep onset as a sign you are falling.
Whenever the Temporal Lobe is damaged. People tend to re-call older memories before the injury, yet find it more difficult to make new ones. How is this possible?
Memories can spread to other parts of the brain leading to this result.
Why do people call the function of the occipital lobe to the eyes the "world right-side up"?
Your eyes capture the world upside-down , but your brain corrects it so you see it "right-side up".
How can a severe injury to the Occipital Lobe cause blindness or make someone "see stars" if their eyes are completely healthy?
The eyes only take-in light while the Occipital Lobe is what processes that light into images, but the Brain can no longer process it.